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Where should the perfume be worn?
Usually we advise putting it on the neck and wrists as these are quite warm areas and heat helps to diffuse the fragrance. But naturally people can put the perfume wherever they prefer. Some even prefer not to put it directly on the skin but rather on the lining of clothes or a handkerchief kept in their pocket, while others spray the perfume in the air and walk through the spray to catch the tiny droplets of perfume on their body and hair. The rule is that there are no rules.
How long can a perfume last?
A good quality perfume, when stored correctly can last up to two or three years without going bad. To store it correctly, the bottle must always be kept well closed, at room temperature and out of direct sunlight. In fact, light, excessive heat and oxidation are the worst enemies of perfume.
Why do perfumes change on the skin and also from skin to skin?
Because each of us has our own personal odour which interacts with the fragrance and can make it be perceived in different ways from person to person. This is a normal phenomenon which also has a positive side: if two people use the same perfume, the effect on them will never be truly identical.
Why, after a while using the same perfume, can I no longer smell it?
Because our sense of smell tends to get used to odours that we smell continuously and after a while it is as if we can no longer perceive them. The fact that we cannot smell our perfume does not mean, however, that others cannot; on the contrary. We must be careful not to wear too much perfume as those around us are not used to it and may find it excessive.
Can I mix two perfumes together; that is use them simultaneously?
Yes, but not in all cases. Each perfume has a harmony which develops from the balance between the top, middle and base notes, and unless one is a professional perfumer,
it can be hard to combine different perfumes and succeed in obtaining a pleasant result. It can however be fun to experiment with original combinations, for example, of very different fragrances such as Teint de Neige and Patchouli or Alamut and Musk. In general, it may be wiser to combine a cream or body lotion of a given fragrance with the Eau de Toilette of another. For example the characteristic powdery note of the Teint de Neige body cream combines pleasantly with many other fragrances
